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phil_whiteley

Save or Cull?

11 years ago

Just deciding what to do with these guys, don't want to take up space with any weak ones but wondered your thoughts as to wether to save or not?

Apologies as I cannot post more than one pic in my post via my phone otherwise it wipes the previous picture for some reason.

Here are the culprits:


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  • 11 years ago

    Phil, I have found that there are many that just do not thrive and seem to just sit there and not grow. This is when I find I take a look and many factors come into play. Do we have the space to keep all of them? If they look unthrifty or weak, then I usually make the sacrifice. I hate doing it, but have found it necessary for me.

    Only you will know for sure.

    Rick

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